Our TM is a 2000 and it came with a side A/C. It is just a regular window shaker. Most window shakers have a built in drain pan but you would have to cut a hole for the drain tube and a "window" on the outside for the air to be drawn in and the heat to escape. Our drain tube goes into the wheel well. The newer units come with a roof A/C and the factory can tell you if you need stronger springs (torsion bars) or if you just crank up the old ones. I would get the low profile roof air if we didn't already have the side air. Any good RV shop should be able to install it for you. I've installed quite a few in an earlier life when I worked on RVs. The biggest challenge would be to get the power up there. Obviously, that can be done since the factory does it on all the new TMs. Call the factory and talk to Ed.
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